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The 1960 Summer Olympics, also known as the XVII Olympiad, were held in Rome, Italy from August 25th to September 11th. This was the first Olympics where the Olympic Hymn was played. 83 countries participated with over 5,300 competitors, including 610 women. Notable athletes included Paul Elvstrom of Denmark who won his fourth gold in sailing, and Larissa Latynina of the Soviet Union who won six gold medals. There was controversy in the men's 100m race when the finish was too close to call and the head judge changed the results. Spain won a bronze in field hockey but otherwise did not medal.
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The 1924 Paris Olympic Games were held between May 4 and July 27, 1924 in Paris, France. Over 3,000 athletes from 44 countries participated in these eighth Olympic Games. Some highlights included it being the last Olympics led by founder Pierre de Coubertin, the first use of the motto "Citius, Altius, Fortius" meaning "Faster, Higher, Stronger", and the Uruguayan soccer team winning gold. The Finns dominated the long distance running events.
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- 2. The olympic games of Rome,1960, also know such as the olympiad XVII. It was the best olympic games of it epoch in which rang for first time the Olympic hymn. The buildings did for the games try to mix the antiquity and the modernity of the epoch. It began the 25th of August and end the 11th of september. In this games participated 83 countries with 5.347 competitors between them 610 women.
- 5. Important athletes. Paul Elvstrom from Denmark got his fourth medals of gold in sail. The shooter Aladar Gerevich from Hungary got his sixth medals of gold and Gert Fredriksson from Sweden too but in canoe. Larissa Latynina from Soviet republic got six gold medals.
- 6. Curiosities. Sante Gaiardoni from Italy become the only cyclist of the history that have won the trial and the sprint. Clement Ike Quartey from Ghana was the first black of Africa that won a olimpic medal. Abebe Bikila from Ethiopia was the first of became in olimpic winner of his country the which run withot shoes.
- 7. Wilma Rudolph also know such as the black gazelle was the first northamerican in win three medals in athletisc despite hab polio when she was young. Mohamed Ali won the gold medal in lightweights in boxeo and after threw the medal to a river due to the racial descrimination in America. They was more than important athletes.
- 8. Polemic. In this games had polemic in the 100 meters career which was the last career with sensor plaques to mark the times. In which the half of the judge saw winner to Larson and the other half to Devitt. Despite images, the victory was for Devitt and the principal judge change the marks.
- 9. Spain. Of the 58 of the spanish athletes only the spanish team of hockey got the bronze medal, and Jose Panizo got the sixth position in fight and the masculine team of trial got the eighth positon, both recived a diploma.
- 10. The medals.
- 11. Boxeo Muhammad Ali Vs Pietrzykowski 1960 final olimpiadas roma.wmv 1960 Rome Olympic Men's 100m final Olimpiadas de Roma 1960 final 100 metros lisos masculinos[1].wmv 1960 Roma (al final tiene imágenes de lanzamiento de bala).wmv HOCKEY Juegos Olímpicos de Roma 1960.wmv PETER SNELL 800 METROS ROMA 1960.wmv
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